Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

fore iEt ~ Aeep t1e fe39t. he e11ret
yes handsornely Decorated, and the
choir. eunsi<sinR % Misses Allen and
Hail. Mrs. Grssse, and MsssEs. StevsB.
and Lsek. FsndsFsd tie folloutnG pre-
erzm.
The Eastern Anthem-'sOhrist our
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6vmn y5--....--......... WARES
Oaestory Anthem--Now upon the
First Day Of the Week" ...... Meal
Ter Sanctas.. Nesley
Z smDuuion hyUn. WheAl
Gloria In exoeleis. ChanI
heeee4lonAl.-...... ...s.......---.Es Ewing
The ehildren's serxiee al 6 .. N. va
largely attended. The Easter offerings
ct the noon service vas ever $500. whill
the ehildreR's offerings amounted 10 $l5
TEARz.An KAs1zR ExRxIcx.
One Of the mosa pssasing features 81
Easter vas the service held under the
auspices Of Seattle OommandeEy No. 2
Knights TemplaF. Easter b tie day
held particuIs rIy sacred BY all KEightI
TempiaT. On that dsy they are wonl
10 assemble &C their Asylum and engage
In solemn service commemorative Of thu
event which 10 marks, o. march 10 sonl
church 10 take part In the rsgulal
Church service. On Sunday lass the
Oommandery in full aniform marched
to the n. p. Church and there lissened
20 q very logical and convincing dis.
course founded on the text. He Is noI
here. bat il Fisen.n By Acting Prelata
Rev. John r. Damon. Rev. Mr.. Da-
mons address abounded in eloquent
periods and his clear voiee YES SEINE
times almost lost IN emotion BY his
great earnestness. He vas listened 10
with marked attention By the Iemplarl
and an audience OF about 400 friends
and brethren. The Commandery ID
under many obliRaiisns 20 the follow,
ladies and gentlemen Who added very
much TO the occasion By their most ex-
oellent rendering of.seveFai hymns: Mrs
Davis, oreanisf, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Denny,
Miss Atkins and Messrs. Ward, Meany
and Denny.
The following Knights Tsmplar vsre
present A. l.. Palmer, Il. q. A.
B. Stewart, Gen; j. II. McGFaw, Capt.
Gen.; W. II. Llewellyn, Prelate; Z. 9.
InRraham, s. W.; L. II. Broyles. J. w;
J. A. Stewart, Treas; O. W. Lawton. h.
B.; r. j. Graham, 6n. B.; /. Parker,
Ward; and Sir Knights @. n. Alex-
andeF, W. e. Boone. 8. 4. CleuQh, ]. n.
Damon, ]. II. Eshelman, ]. w. George,
G. d. knight, j. II. Parsons, II. Peter
500, h. +. Phillips, 2. A. Pontius. w.
W. Poole, LeRoy Pratt, W. V. Risehart
and s. e. simpson.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
Extensive preparations having been
made for the eommsmorati0n of Easter
SUNDAY, the church was crowded both
morning and evening. The floral deco
rations we're beautiful, especially men
tiouabIe being the letters 81. II. g."
made up Of paHsies, over the altar. The
morning text TO the children On the
subject of the Resurrection, was from
Galatians, sixth chapter and seventh
verse, Whatsoever asn s0weth, that
shall be also reap" The evening sub
ject was Socialism" The following
was the morning program:
Organ Voluntary.
Doxol0gy .........-.......C0 Congregation
Invocation. Pastor
Responsive Reading.
+" Gloria PatFi "......-,......-....O Choir
Reading Scripture Lesson. Pastor
Thy Glory Fills the
Heaven ....................
Trio for soprano, tenor and bass
Prayer. .....:......- ..........'.E sssoL
Chant-Lsrd's Prayer. .....O Choir
OffertOry Solo" Consider she Lilies"
................Mis Miss Emma Atkins
6ermSn.. .........-..s... .-....-.E astor
Prayer. ......... ...........-.. .Fastok
Hymn" Sowing the Seed" ........-...
................ Congregation
Benedietion.
Organ Voluntary.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The Catholic Church was beautifully
decorated yesterday, the main altar and
the side affairs having been decked with
fresh flowers 50 81 to produce the most
agreeable effects. The morning service,
conducted by Father Prefontsine, took
place al 1890 a. m, opening ith Rose
wigs mass, kyrie, Gloria IN Exoelsis,
Credo, Sanctus and Agnus Dei.s Offer
tory, RssuFrexit." Easterni ogations
by LambiIlotte followed. The bene-
dictine service was held in the evening,
AZ which was sung Exultavit,n base
solo by Mr.. OaFkeek, Peters grand
oherus /" MAeniieat,n and Lambiil0tte's
" Tantum Ergo" Vesper service closed
The DAYS worship. Mrs. Russell Of
ficiated as organist. The che was
a. follows: Sopranos; Mrs. Burke, Mics
RnsseI, Miss Carroll; eontralfes, Miss
OFatz, Miss Nnnan, Miss MeKinnis;
tenors, Mr.. Lynch, Mr.. Hughes; bessoe,
MF. Carkeek. Mr.. Baillargeon, Mr..
Michael.
RrRsr BAPTmT CHURCH.
Easter Sunday being the last on
which the pastor, Rev. ID. J. Pierce,
would preach prior 10 his vacation and
trip 10 the Eastern States. there was Q
large congregation a. the morning and
evening services. Tue following per-
sens comprised the choiFs Sopranos
Miss Susie Ward. Miss Laura MscRse
aud Miss Mtrrihsld; altoa-Mrs. George
". Ward and Mrs.. l.. v. Ward; tenoFs
-Messrs. w. L. Ludlow, O. E. Adams,
Z. @. Caldwell and George W. Ward;
bassos-Messrs. A. H. King, O. w. Ad-
ANS and ]. W. Bixby.
oTHKR CHURCHES.
The Battery Street II. Z. Church,
Rev. F. w. 10y, did not bold any
special Easter services.
At the Second Baptist Church. on JEFF
fsraon street, near Ninth, Mr.. Hamps0n,
son of the EVANGELIST Mrs. Hampson-
Hemaa, pseached at the morning ssr-
vice and spoke 10 the children Of the
Sunday ach0ol IN the afteFnoon.
The First n Z Church held 9 chill
dren's service In the evening.
The First RfesbyteFis1 Church held
no services, owing 10 the stFusiuFs IN
derR0inQ repAirs.
At the Methodist Protestant Church,
ksv. Clark Davis preached "The Resur-
reotion." and took for bis text. Mathew
w, 2I-"From that time forth Jesus
20 show unto His disciples how thai de
mzst go into Jerusalem aAd suffer many
thises Of the elders and chief priests
and scFibes, aud be killed and be raised
again the third day"